Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 165, 9 July 1907 — Page 2
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THE KICIOIOXD PAL LADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRA31, TUESDAY, JULY I), 10O7.
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THIRTEEN HIKINGS PLAYED MID GAME CALLED WHEN TIE
Neither Richmond Nor Portland Was Able to Get More Than One Man Across Home Plate in Monday's Game. WAS GREAT STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE PITCHERS
Both Were Given Gilt Edge Support, Portland Making The Only Error and a Costly One Quakers at Van Wert.
Base IBallB Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost Pet. Chicago 51 17 .761 Pittsburg ..41 26 .612 New York 40 26 .606 Philadelphia .17 30 .552 Boston 29 38 .433 Cincinnati 30 41 .423 Brooklyn 29 42 .408 St. Louis 17 57 .230 AT NEW YORK. R. II. E. St. Louis 2 8 0 New York 0 4 1
CAM PBELLSTOWN WINS
Ohio
Ball Team Has Long
String of Victories.
Karger and Bowerman.
Marshall; Lynch and
Portland, Ind., July 9. For thirteen long innings, bitterly fought ones too,
Richmond and Portland battled to a draw Mnndav afternoon. With the
score 1 to 1 at the close of the thir
teenth Manager Hunt of the locals.
who acted as umpire, called the game on account of darkness.
The gigantic Mr. Moore of Richmond was pitted against Wagoner of
the locals and these two crack slabmen gave the best exhibition of pitch-
line seen here this season. Back of
the two men whs splendid support. Only one error was made in the game. Wagoner being charged with that one -and it was a costly one as it allowed hl3 brother twirler, Mr. Moore to cross the plate with the tieing score. Moore is credited with breezing eleven local batsmen. Wagoner was right behind him with a record of ten strikeouts. There was a change in the Richmond lineup which seemed to be a beneficial one. Manager Jessup gave "Doggy" Miller, his erratic third bagger, the blue ticket and surplanted him at third with Tacks Fisher, the hard luck southpaw twirler. Tack3 took to third base like a German to limburger. He accepted six hard chanees without a wobble. Squibbs, the Laporte recruit, subbing at short for Pewee Minzler, played a beautiful fielding game, being credited with one putout and eight assists. Jumped on Moore. In the first Portland jumped on Moore and without, breathing pounded In a run. The big fellow then got the strangle hold on the Hunt outfit and after the first his delivery was a complete mystery. In the sixth Moore started a rally by lacing out a neat single. Ritter then advanced Moore by beating out a pretty bunt. Cameron, next up, teased a bunt to Wagoner who over threw first, allowing Moore to score. Ritter made a desperate effort to count on the same play but was thrown out at the plate. Justice got tickled in the slats with a fast one and took first. Jessup fanned and Cunningham flew out to Bambraugh In right. The remainder of the game was a terrific pitcher's duel in which neither team had a chance to break up the tie. Richmond players found considerable complaint with Hunt's umpiring and stated after the game that Moore would have won his game had they been given an even break by Hunt. Rich- ; mond plays today at Van Wert, O. s Fleming will pitch. Score of the i game Monday:
AT BROOKLYN. R. H. E. Chicago 5 13 0 Brooklyn 0 6 2 Brown and Kling; Pastoris and Ritter.
AT PHILADELPHIA. R. K..E. Pittsburg 3 8 1 Philadelnhia 0 8 1
Leever and Gibson; Corridon and Jacklitsch. First game. AT BOSTON. R. H. E. Cincinnati 0 4 1 Boston 2 7 0 Coakley and Schlei; Lindaman and Brown. Second game. R. H. E. Cincinnati 4 10 0 Boston.. . . 0 7 3 Hitt and McLean; Young and Need-ham.
CamDbellstown. O., July 9. The lo
cal ball c'iub won one more game on
Sunday by the' following score: C'town... 00011301 x 6 8 Royals.. .0 0010000 23 4
Batteries Bettelon and Frantz;
Lantz and Witele. Earned runs Campbellstown '. Royals 1.
Struck out by Bettelon 9; by Lantz
3. Base on balls Bettelon 3. Left on bases Campbellstown ' Royals 3. Double plays Campbellstown 2. Two base hits Campbellstowa : Royals 1. Three base hits Campbellstown Umpire Hall. Time 1:25.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 4 4 24 .647 Cleveland 44 27 .619 Detroit 37 2S .569 Philadelphia... 3S 29 .567 New York 32 31 .4S5 St. Louis 29 43 .403 Boston 25 42 .373 Washington 22 42 .344 AT CHICAGO. R. II. E. Philadelphia 5 13 2
Richmond.
: Ritter, cf . . Cameron, lb . Justice, 2b Jessup, c. . Wiltermood, If Cham, rf . . . , Squibbs, ss . . ' Fisher, 3b . . . Moore, p.. ..
AB. R.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
.i .6 . 5 .6 6 .6
H. 2 1 1 0 0 0 0
o. 4 IS 0 12 0 1 1
A. 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 3
E. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals.. .. 47
8
59 11
A. 1 4 0 0
Portland AB. R. H. O. , Parker. 2b ... .6 0 0 3 B'baugh. 3b.. .6 0 0 0 Grey, If.. .. .3 0 12
, uurnam, cr.. . .4 u 14
B'baugh. ss.. .5 0 1 1 3 Bbaugh. rf .. .6 1 1 1 1 Carmony, lb ,.5 0 2 13 2 : llafmac r K" fl " ll 11
.... V . . . tr ' V 1 M "Wagoner, p . . 5 0 0 1 3
Totals 47 1 6 39 16
E. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Chicago.. & "
Bender and Powers; Owen and Sul
livan.
AT CLEVELAND. 11. II. E.
New York.. ..5 S I Cleveland r ..4 12 3 Doyle and Thomas; Liebhardt and Clark.
AT ST. LOUIS. R. H. E. Washington ..2 7 4 St. Louis .3 10 0 Smith and Heydon; Pelty and O'Connor. AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING. Won Lost Pet. Toledo.. ....... ..46 29 .613 Columbus 4 4 28 .611 Minneapolis 42 33 .560 Kansas' City. . ..'..37 SS .493 Milwaukee 36 41 .468 Louisville.. 34 40 .459 St. Paul.. .. .... ..31 45 .40S Indianapolis .. .'. ..32 4S .400
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LIFE INSURANCE ACTIVITY.
Death and the Companies Busy.
During the half year Just ended the
New York Life Insurance Company paid over $11,000,000 in death claims, and over $7,000,000 on matured en
dowments and tontines. Nearly $400,-
000 was saved policy-holders by nonforfeiture provisions. It
VETERANS TO BE IN LINE, G. A. R. in Several Counties to Participate in Morton Parade. Indianapolis. Ind., July 9 Members of the G. A. R. from posts in at least fourteen counties In the state, will take part in the parade incident to the unveiling of the monument to Oliver P. Morton, July 23. Posts from the following counties have been heard from: Vigo, Madison, Marion, Howard, Tipton, Henry, Hendricks, Johnson, Monroe. Delaware, Wayne, Decatur, Bartholomew and Hamilton; and the G. A. R. men from these several counties will have their positions in line in the above order. The posts heard from represent a membership of about 2,000, according to General Perry.
LIBERTY. IND.
AT MINNEAPOLIS. R. Milwaukee 9 Minneapolis 1 Wilson and Roth; Ford and non.
AT KANSAS CITY.
R.
St.
H. E. 6 0 4 5 Shan-
H. 8
Paul .. ..3
Kansas City 4 7 0 Farris and Sugden; Cromley and Leahy. CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Rich. ..0 00001000000 0 1 Tort. ..1 00000000000 0 1 Strackout Moore 11; Wagoner 10. Bases on balls Moore 1; Wagoner Two base hits Wiltermood, Ritter, Durham. Sacrifice hits Harmes Stolen base Ritter. Hit by pitcher Justice Time of game 2:0. Umpire Hunt.
MINOR SCORES. Dunkirk 4; Dayton Central leaguers Kokomo 4; Lebanon 3.
THE CHARMING WOMAN Is not necessarily one of perfect form and features. Many a plain woman who could never serve as an artist's model, possesses those -rare qualities that all the world admires: neatness, clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that pprightllness of etep and action that accompany good health. A physically weak woman is never attractive, not even to herself. Electric Bitters restore weak women, give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at A. G. Luken & Co.'c, druggists, 30c
Won Lo3t Pet Springfield .36 ' 26 .581 Wheeling 33 2S .556 Dayton 34 31 .523 Evansville 35 33 .515 Canton 29 27 .518 Terre Haute 24 35 .493 Grand Rapids 27 37 .422 South Bend 26 39 .400
Yesterday's Results. Terre Haute, 4; Evansville, 3. a -
Woman loves a clear, rosy complex
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WERE PUHO THE BAD
Ramblers Not Able to Hold
Down Cambridge Grays.
Cambridge City, Ind., July 9 The Gtays won a decisive victory over the
Ramblers of Richmond, Sunday after
noon by a score of 16 to 4. The twirler for the visitors fought valiantly for
his team, but was unable to play the whole game alone, the support being very bad. Hickman, first baseman for the locals, knocked a home run in the first inning, and several other brilliant plays were made before the Riehmondites had begun to score.
C, C. & L. ticket agent will sell yp Bleeping car tickets to Chicago for their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on him apr6-tt
Liberty, Ind., July 0 James Calkins
of Eaton, is the guest of his son. Glen Calkins, and wife.
Frank Kevins of College Corner, was
a Liberty visitor Saturday.
Dr. M. F". Veraker and Howard Wil
lis, of Kitchel, were In Liberty Satur
day.
Garfield Connoway and sister, Cora.
spent Sunday with Bert Connoway and family at Morristown, Ind.
Dell Crist and wife returned to Mun-
cie Saturday evening.
George Kell of Indianapolis, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Kell. D. C. Bridgeford of College Corner, was in Liberty Saturday. Mrs. Alonzo Runyan of Connersville, has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Ryan, this week. Clarence Casey and wife, of Dayton, are visiting his parents, Thomas Casey, and wife. W. L. Bryson returned Saturday evening from Lima. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Niccum left for Three Rivers, Mich., Friday morning. Dr. Molyneaux, of Oxford, was the guest of Geo. E. Stevenson and wife Sunday. Mrs. George Pentecost spent Sunday with relatives in College Corner. Carlos Coughlin of Rushville, was the guest of his parents Sunday. Jap Kelly spent Saturday, evening with Liberty friends. Miss Edna Smith. spent Sunday with her sister, Cora at Miami. Harry Hessler of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Louis Hessler and family. Harlan Haworth of Columbus, Ohio, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lavina Haworth.
Coral Connaway and Ray Connor were guests of friends in Connersville Sunday. Ira Garrett and Clyde Robeson of Connersville, spent Sunday with home folks here. Miss May Haworth of Miami, spent Sunday with her mother, in this city. Samuel Eberle and wife of Cincinnati were guests of J. A. Bertsch and wife Sunday. Will Zuttermeister and wife of Connersville, spent Sunday with relatives here. Jeff Heider of Lyons' Station was the guest of G. W. Robertson and family Sunday.
I Lawrence Bridgeford of Connersville,
spent Sunday with Liberty friends.
Charles Bell of Indianapolis, was the
guest of Liberty friends Sunday. Will Hull of Connersville. spent Eun day with Samuel Hull and wife.
C. Overholtz and Will Wright of Ox
ford, were calling on Misses Julia and
Elinore Scrivener Sunday evening. Frank Runyan and family of Con nersville. were Sunday guests of E. E Ryan and wife.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS HAVE BEEN REACHED
Navy Department Will Send
Only the Best.
Washington, July 9 Two important
decisions were reached by the Navy department concerning the dispatch of
the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific. The
first is that only the newest and best boats will be sent and second that the age of captains be reduced. This means that only the first class war dogs &nd the youngest men obtainable
as captains.
TWO FIRES VISIT OHIO
Losses Are Reported at Lees-
burg and Piqua.
Leesburg, O.. July 0. Fire this morning destroyed seven business
rooms; loss $2MMo. Scraper Plant Burns.
Piqua, O.. July 0. The plant of the
American Scraper company at Sidney,
was burned last night; a total loss.
RUNYAN PLEAJOT GUILTY Lunacy Commission for Man Who Stole $96,000.
New York. July I). Chester B. Run
yan, who stole !:n;,,4m h from the Windsor Trust company, through his attorney, pleaded not guilty today. His attorney may ask for a commission of
lunacy for the prisoner.
PHARMACY APPLICANTS.
State Board Propound Drug Questions To Many Aspirants. Seventy-nine young men sat at tables
in the state house at Indianapolis Monday and endeavored to answer questions submitted to them by the "state board of pharmacy.
LINGUISTS
ARE IN DEMAND.
The Bureau of Trade Relations Offers
Opportunities. The Bureau of Trade Relations, de
partment of state, is in need of clerks
witn a knowledge of Spanish, German and either French, Italian or Portu-
Students of history, with a
foreign weights and
guese.
knowledge of
measure in addition to the linguistic
ability required can qualify for these positions. The United States Civil
Service Commission announces an examination to be held at Indianapolis to secure eligibles on July CO. The salary at appointment is .!K to $l,J0O.
THEY HAVE NO KICK COMING
Indiana Tax Commission Tells the
Kickers So. Indianapolis, July 9. The July ses
sion of the state board of tax commissioners for the pvirpose of hearing the appeals of corporations that kicked on tne assessment recently made on their property, began Monday. Kickers were told that they ought to be satisfied.
PLANS FOR ACITY HALL
Mayor ' Bookwalter to Ask for Site on
Part of Public Square. Indianapolis, July 9. With the
statement that he expected to go be
fore the county commissioners to ask for the north half of the court house
square for a city hall site, Mayor
Bookwalter ha3 unfolded somethin
of his city hall plan3. The maj-or did not enter into details as to his pur
poses, provided he should be unable
to negotiate the proposed lease of the
county ground, but said he had been
looking at sites and found land to be almost prohibitive In price. He said
he had four sites in view, wth options
on two of them.
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HOLLY TAKESJJEW PLACE.
Well Known Barber Collecting for the
Mi nek Brewery.
Albert Holly, a well known barber, who has of late been at the Westcott shop, has resigned his place to be
come collecting agent for the Minck
brewing company.
said
Torturing eczema spreads its burn
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Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m. via C C. & L. lands you In Chicago at 7:00 a. m. Through sleepers and coaches. You will like IL apr6-tf
The nappy Family Circle. Father and mother, risters and hrnrh... -
Est to know one another'. inrimnt o-,;.'.
the litUe bowel and Uver disturbances soon be-
iiuuwuuw KuianjtnL ii is weu to remember that in constication and iruiiovsHn,,
ether troubles of the stomach, liver and bowels a quick care can be had bv the o nt rt i.
well's Syrup Pepsin. Take it tonfsht and you will feel perfectlv well in the mnmincr ii
They Disagreed. "These fellows were fighting, the policeman.
"Your honor," began one of the prisoners. "I bog of you not to accept so
crude a misconstruction of our acta. Doubtless you have heard of a 'gentleman's agreement? " "Certainly." "Well, we had one, but it had progressed to the stage where it became a gentleman's disagreement' " Yet was. the judge deaf to reason. Philadelphia Ledger.
An Unexpected Shot. "My dear." said the caller, with a smile, to the little girl who occupied the study while her father, an eminent literary man, was at dinner, "I suppose you assist your father by entertaining the bores. "Yes," replied the little girl gravely. Tlease be seated." Judge.
- His Work. "What." asked the man who U always preaching, "have you ever done to make this a brighter world?" "I've clone a lot In that line, stranger," said the one with the large, rough hands. "I'm a barn painter by trade, and I generally paint 'em red." Chicago Record-HeraIl.
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Judge Paul Albers, of Breslau, Ger
many, has published an article on the subject of "The Oath," in which he
takes a strong stand against the pre
vailing custom of administering an
oath to persons called upon to testify
in courts of justice. The writer tells
of the changes which have been made
in the manner of taking the oath and how in order to make the ceremony impressive, various methods had to be
employed for Catholics, Protestants and Jews. All this he contends, has no effect, because the good man tells the truth and the bad man tells what he
likes, oath or no oath.
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Tickets on sale daily, to Sept. 30
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Round trip Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Tickets on sale first and third
Tuesdays of each month. Return limit 21 days.
For excursion rates from your city via this toute
inquire of nearest ticket agent. N. M. BREEZE, Gen'l'Agt.
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